Sprinkler & Irrigation Services in Titusville

Match what you see to the right service

Most people call us describing a symptom, not a service, and that is fine. Here is how the problems we hear about most often line up with the work we do. If yours isn't on the list, call and describe it. We will sort it out on the first visit.

• A brown patch, a geyser or a head that won't pop up. That is everyday home sprinkler repair: heads, nozzles, lateral lines and valves on a residential system.
• Dead turf along an entrance, a median or a clubhouse lawn. Shared and business properties go under commercial and HOA repair, where we audit the whole site and put priorities in writing.
• No system at all, or one that has been patched so often it barely runs. That is a job for new system installation, planned zone by zone around sun, shade and your water source.
• Beds where the spray hits the siding, or shrubs that stay dry behind their neighbors. Converting those zones is drip and micro-irrigation work.
• Purple pipe, a pump by the house, rust on the driveway or nozzles that keep clogging. Those point to reclaimed and well-fed systems, where the source itself needs a look.
• A blank screen, zones on the wrong day or sprinklers running in the rain. That is controller and rain sensor service, including Wi-Fi controller installs.
• Water on the street, soggy corners and dry stripes on the same zone. The layout needs rerouting and rezoning.
• A dripping brass assembly by the meter, or a split pipe after a cold night. Call for backflow repair and freeze prep.

When it is more than one thing

Plenty of visits cover two or three of these at once. A zone that floods the sidewalk might also have a cracked head and a controller still set to summer days. We don't split that into separate trips. We test the whole system, write down everything we find, and let you decide what to fix now and what can wait.

How estimates work

Estimates are free. On the visit we run each zone, explain what is wrong in plain terms and give you the price for each item before any shovel touches the ground. You can approve all of it, part of it or none of it. If something we didn't expect turns up once a repair is underway, like a second break further down the same line, we stop and talk to you before going further.

One more thing worth asking any irrigation company, us included: ask about licensing and insurance before any work begins. A good contractor won't mind the question.